Seminole man injured as truck rolls over on I-275 in St. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG — A 67-year-old Seminole man driving south on Interstate 275 was injured after his truck rolled over near the 22nd Avenue S exit, authorities said.

It happened about 2:30 p.m. A driver who was not involved in the crash got out of his car and helped the driver out of the vehicle, according to St. Petersburg Fire & Rescue spokesman Lt. Joel Granata.

The injured driver was taken to an area hospital with unknown injuries, Granata said.

As of 3:45 p.m., there was no congestion on the interstate. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.

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